How accurate is the saying that Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, is "the perfect human whose Lord disciplined him, perfecting his character and creation, and he is the last of the infallible ones who does not speak from caprice," and that others among the Companions, may Allah be pleased with them, are not infallible, and "everyone's words can be taken or left, and discussed, no matter who they are," along with an inquiry about the saying "the flesh of scholars is poisoned" and whether it is an argument to prevent discussion?
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The statement is correct, and what is mentioned in it is generally true. Discussion, dialogue, and refuting the mistaken, and debating with them in the best manner, is a legitimate act for whoever possesses knowledge.
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